Last updated: November 18 2024
Royal Society of Chemistry
Hosted by Rebecca Laye and Ross Christodoulou
From WJEC examiner feedback we know learners struggle with graph drawing under the pressure of exams, so how can we best support learners to develop their science graph drawing skills? In this month’s Welsh chemistry teacher network we are tackling drawing graphs and suggesting approaches to this challenging topic. For more information go here
Join us for a sack full of Christmassy STEM ideas for your classroom or STEM Club!
IF YOU CAN'T JOIN ON THE DAY, REGISTER AND RECEIVE A VIDEO RECORDING!
We will demonstrate a variety of fun STEM activities with a Christmas twist suitable for primary classrooms and secondary STEM Clubs.
Please book here
The TeenTech Cardiff Festival is a sharply focused event that changes perceptions and helps students understand their own potential. It’s a day that changes minds – especially those who may never have previously considered a career in science or technology!
Schools can bring a group of ten students in Years 5-9
If you are participating in this event Virtual Innovation Live Event on Thursday 21st November 2024 you can also register for the optional up-front TeenTech Cardiff Festival Virtual Innovation Live Event. You can check which events you have registered for by clicking here. We recommend schools sign up for both the virtual session and the festival but it’s not compulsory.
Schools can bring a group of ten students who have taken part in the virtual event on Thursday 21st November 2024. They will bring their project to the TeenTech Cardiff Festival on Thursday 5th December 2024 where they will develop their project further, receive feedback from experts and also participate in a series of lively challenges and activities which bring the world of science and technology to life.
We will provide downloadable resources and participation packs to schools after registration. More information here
This is a get together with other technicians which provides an opportunity to share ideas, projects and good practice between other technicians in school and colleges across the country.
Each online TechMeet has presentation slots for you to share your expertise with technicians across the country. These slots are given on a first come first served basis. Please indicate on the booking form if you would like to share something with the other technicians and book a five minute slot to do so. For those watching its a great way to share ideas and you can ask questions after each presentation. To book go here
All Nations Centre Sachville Avenue, Cardiff.
The TeenTech Cardiff Festival is a sharply focused event that changes perceptions and helps students understand their own potential. It’s a day that changes minds – especially those who may never have previously considered a career in science or technology! Schools can bring a group of ten students who have taken part in the virtual event on Thursday 21st November 2024. They will bring their project to the TeenTech Cardiff Festival on Thursday 5th December 2024 where they will develop their project further, receive feedback from experts and also participate in a series of lively challenges and activities which bring the world of science and technology to life. Register Now Free
STEM Ambassadors demonstrate the possibilities of STEM subjects and careers by revealing how essential STEM is throughout the world in which we live. This service is FREE to schools, colleges and community groups.
The varied skills and experiences of STEM Ambassadors enable teachers to incorporate exemplary links to the world of work into their teaching.
This event will introduce you to the STEM Ambassador Programme and take you through the process of how to request an Ambassador to visit your school free of charge. To book click here
The ASE’s Annual Conference, this year sponsored by AQA, is the UK’s largest science education conference gathering together science educators from across the education spectrum. The three days include over 250 sessions with keynotes, speakers and workshops, along with a fantastic exhibition of science education organisations and resource suppliers, social events and more.
*Early bird tickets are now live - Book your tickets now and secure ASE Member rate of just £99 for one day, with ASE Student Member tickets (trainees/ECTs) available for just £25 per day. More information here
BSW 2025 will take place from the 7th to the 16th of March and the theme will be ‘Change & Adapt’. During the week, schools are encouraged to celebrate with STEM activities and events.Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics can all be linked to changes in nature, technology, space, and more. So if you’re looking to plan BSW projects in advance, there are plenty of subjects to choose from.
Learners could also focus on behaviour and the adaptations we could make to create positive changes for the population and planet.
Click here to learn more about British Science Week 2025 and how to apply for funding for future projects or events.
In Autumn, FREE BSW Taster Packs will be released with activities on this theme followed by complete Activity Packs in January. In the meantime, if you’re looking for inspiration you can download previous BSW Activity Packs or visit the CREST Awards website for resources and ideas.